Tenacare Country Day School |  | Quick Facts about Tenacre
- 194 total students: Pre-K (16), Kindergarten (24), Grades 1 & 2 (24), Grades 3 & 5 (27), Grades 4 and 6 (24)
- Student Demographics: 96 girls, 98 boys, 26% are students of color, 135 families, 26 towns of origin represented in Tenacre's student body
- Tenacre has a 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio in the classroom
- Every student in Grades 1-6 has 60 minutes of math instruction Monday through Thursday
- Every student in Grades 1-6 has a 90-minute literacy block, which includes reading, spelling, writing, and grammar, Monday through Thursday
- Students are exposed to a variety of languages in Pre-K and start to learn Spanish in Kindergarten
- Tenacre offers an after-school program for Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 6
- Fifth and sixth graders participate on interscholastic sports teams in the fall, winter, and spring
- Tuition: Between $22,235 for Pre-K and $32,645 for Grade 6
- Financial Aid: more than $793,000 offered to 19% percent of the student body in 2014-2015; average financial aid grant was $19,473 in 2013-2014
- Operating Budget: $6.2 million
- Annual Giving: $664,591 in 2013-14; 100% of Tenacre parents (10th consecutive year) & 100% of Tenacre faculty/staff (8th consecutive year) donated to the Annual Fund
- Founded by Helen Temple Cooke in 1910 as the lower boarding division of Dana Hall School. Tenacre separated from Dana Hall School in 1972.
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Tenacre is affiliated with the following organizations:
- Association of Independent Schools in New England (AISNE)
- National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
- Education Records Bureau (ERB)
- Secondary School Admission Test Board (SSATB)
- Elementary School Heads Association (ESHA)
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